As he gets ready to launch his percussion festival 'Metal Wood Skin' at the South Bank in London, percussionist Colin Currie talks to Sean Rafferty all about it, and performs an example of 'Body Percussion' live in the studio. We also call up one of Colin's best friends who happens to be the revered contemporary composer Steve Reich. He tells Sean all about working with Colin and how he once had a removals company with none other than Philip Glass...

Legendary photographer Terry Cryer on working with the stars of jazz and blues over the past 60 years, blagging his way into the industry and a new retrospective exhibition at the RedHouse Originals Gallery in Harrogate

Last Night of the Proms violinist, Janine Jansen talks to Suzy Klein about handling those Last Night nerves.

National Treasure, composer Sir Peter Maxwell Davies shares his 80th birthday cake with Suzy Klein.

Trumpeter Alison Balsom talks to Suzy Klein about her new album, tour, and inspiring young musicians and the importance of music education.

James Rhodes talks about his new Channel 4 documentary 'Don't Stop the Music', in which the outspoken pianist attempts to give schoolchildren the chance to learn a musical instrument by calling for an 'instrument amnesty'.

Choral composer Eric Whitacre and Professor Stephen Clift discuss the huge benefits of singing and the science behind it as they prepare for the upcoming symposium 'Recent Advances in the Science of Singing and Wellbeing and Health' which takes place at the Royal College of Music in London on Wednesday 10th September.

American mezzo-soprano Joyce DiDonato on preparing for auditions, owning a role, voice type and performing with Sir Antonio Pappano at the Wigmore Hall

Conductor Marin Alsop talks to Sean Rafferty about tackling Mahler's First Symphony with the BBC Symphony Orchestra, and how music can unite us in times of trouble.

The superstar pianist Lang Lang drops by the In Tune studio to talk about his new series of books 'Mastering the Piano', a 5 volume set for teachers and young students. Lang Lang talks to Sean about how his own experiences learning the piano have shaped his approach to education, plus he gives us a quick word on his upcoming projects.